AMD’s subsequent era of Ryzen desktop CPUs are hotly anticipated by anybody who anxiously desires to push extra pixels and polygons. Even with a last-minute delay, the Ryzen 9000 collection is getting system builders severely salivating and itching to purchase.

Whereas AMD nonetheless hasn’t talked about something about costs—at the very least, not formally—we obtained a glimpse yesterday when Finest Purchase briefly listed all 4 upcoming processors with costs to match.

The pre-sale listings, which had been briefly noticed by X/Twitter person @momomo_us (and subsequently AnandTech), haven’t been formally confirmed or denied by AMD. That stated, in my expertise, Finest Purchase is mostly correct with costs for this type of factor, particularly now that we’re solely weeks away from a retail launch.

Much more shocking is how low the costs are for the 4 preliminary CPUs, beating their Ryzen 7000-series equivalents.

Right here’s a fast comparability to the older 2022/2023 chips at their preliminary retail costs (although road costs fell rapidly):

As you’ll be able to see, the Finest Purchase leak signifies worth cuts throughout the board: $20 for the 9600X as much as a whopping $100 for the top-of-the-line 9950X in addition to the 9900X.

Given the spectacular efficiency positive aspects seen in preliminary testing and now the unbelievable pricing that meets or beats their Intel counterparts, AMD is clearly popping out swinging into the brand new period.

The leak additionally included the newer entries for the long-running AM4 socket: the Ryzen 9 5900XT at $349 and the 5800XT at $249.

As soon as once more, I’ve to emphasise that these costs aren’t but official. However we gained’t have to attend for much longer to see how true they’re. The brand new Ryzen 9 chips are coming August fifteenth, and the Ryzen 5 and Ryzen 7 chips are arriving just a little earlier on August eighth.